King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer Chapter 1674: 1370: Numerous Obstacles

Capítulo 1674: Chapter 1370: Nurous Obstacles

Joe Ga was amused by Johnny Payne’s statent…

The abundant water resources here again use the micro nuclear core power provided by Boss Joe…

If it were coal-fired power or wind and hydro power, putting the base here would make the cost of power generation a big issue.

Power transmission loss is a problem for countries worldwide, but no matter how big the loss is, it’s not as exaggerated as 75%.

Looking at Johnny Payne’s awkward expression, Joe Ga said sowhat irritably: “Buddy, I can ignore your wastage of power, but I want to ask you — do you think we have the chance to establish a nuclear power station covering about 10 acres on the Moon?

I can also see the benefits of wireless transmission, but do you think the data you just provided is really suitable?”

Johnny Payne made an inviting gesture, and then said helplessly: “Boss, the idea that you proposed for the Moon plan hasn’t been long, we haven’t had enough ti.

In fact, two months ago, Talus Robots’s developnt direction was always focused on harsh environnts like space stations and deep sea.

Even this microwave power transmission device was manufactured by us to avoid wasting the power from the nuclear power plant.”

While saying this, Johnny Payne invited Joe Ga to walk to the pond below the waterfall and said: “Boss, there is an underwater cave system below here.

Currently, our server equipnt is underwater, and it is still continuously expanding, with those robots being the main construction force.

But during underwater construction, we discovered an underwater cave occupying about several thousand hectares.

Then we thought no matter how terrible the Moon’s environnt is, we can prove our ability to build bases on the Moon as long as we complete construction practice within the underwater cave.

Waterborne construction can help our personnel adapt to a microgravity environnt and provide experintal data for our AI intelligent system.

As long as the robots can et the needs of construction on the Moon, we can completely seek specific technical solutions from other technological companies.

Lunar exploration is a vast system engineering. Since the Soviet Union’s dissolution in the 90s, the lunar project saw participant companies disappear due to lack of demand.

Currently NASA doesn’t have plans to relaunch the lunar mission. A private company like ours trying to attempt lunar exploration will need to rely on a global industrial chain.

Fortunately, we are not considering using astronauts for landing, and currently rover landings are relatively mature technology for so strong countries…

Boss, I think you can chat with China, tailor rockets and landing capsules according to our current demands, which is not a big problem for your finances now.

However, building a Moon Base is a very massive project, involving extrely complex technology.

Currently globally only China has sufficient lunar soil for research, and if possible, we want to commission research projects to Chinese institutions.

We must clarify the specific composition of lunar soil to determine whether we can seek construction materials locally on the Moon.

If this point cannot be broken through, before a revolutionary breakthrough in rocket technology, the Moon Base is just a fantasy, because the cost of sending Earth objects to the Moon is terrifying.”

Joe Ga looked at Johnny Payne who was becoming more and more excited and slightly shook his head, saying: “What you’re talking about is the ideal state, even if Chinese research institutions told you that lunar soil could beco the main raw material for concrete, tell what are you planning to mix it with?

The first step, old chap, the first step is important!

You need to prove to these robots are reliable enough and have a complete lunar energy solution subject to scrutiny, so I can try to secure external funds and technology.

Musk’s SpaceX secured enormous funds with a reusable rocket capable of flying only 700 kiloters.

You need to give a “reason” that can persuade others to collaborate with !

I damn well don’t have the ti for you to start from scratch like SpaceX fiddled with rocket technology, but if you simply prove our robots are indispensable for building the Moon Base, we have enough leverage to pull others into the fold.

I indeed have a lot of money, so much that it seems never-ending, but those numbers cannot satisfy such massive demands.

I spent a lot, and next year, the Chinese National Space Administration will help us launch six large high-orbit communication satellites.

I hope to cut heavy rocket prices through quantity, and within three years send our first non-recovery lunar ship to the Moon.

Buddy, that’s all I can achieve within my capability, but wanting more developnt and finding more financing later, I need more bargaining chips…

A reliable robot and a scrutinizable lunar ship model…

You don’t motherf**king need a ship return plan, just try packing everything you think useful inside, and deploy when on the Moon…

We don’t need anything remarkable scientifically, we just need to prove the feasibility of the Moon Base, and then I have ways to get big investors onboard.”

Johnny Payne listened and sowhat excitedly yet helplessly spread his hands, saying: “Boss, I’m a robotics scientist, actually there are almost no people studying aerospace projects inside the Hexagon Building…